In a recent address in Moscow, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar praised the global recognition of India's Chandrayaan-3 success, underscoring technological advancements and a robust foundation for India's development. Emphasizing the enduring ties between India and Russia, Jaishankar noted that despite the ups and downs in international relationships, the connection between the two countries has remained a constant in global politics.
During the event, Jaishankar highlighted the exceptional nature of the India-Russia relationship over the past 60-80 years, despite the changing dynamics in world politics. He acknowledged the fluctuations in relationships among major countries but stressed that India and Russia have maintained a strong and steady bond throughout the years.
Jaishankar confirmed his upcoming meeting with Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov during his five-day visit to the country. On social media platform X (formerly Twitter), he encouraged the Indian community in Moscow to contribute to deepening the mutually beneficial cooperation between the two nations.
In his interaction with the Indian community, Jaishankar appreciated their role in building a strong collaboration between India and Russia, reflecting on the Special and Privileged Strategic Partnership developed over the last 75 years. He urged the community to play a vital role in strengthening ties and promoting close connections between civil societies.
Reflecting on the enduring relationship between India and Russia, Jaishankar noted the significant transformations both countries have undergone over the last 70-80 years. Despite these changes, the bond between New Delhi and Moscow has remained constant, making it exceptional in the realm of world politics.
Addressing the cooperation between India and Russia, Jaishankar highlighted the special partnership in defense, nuclear energy, and space. He pointed out the recent signing of crucial agreements related to the future units of the Kudankulam Nuclear Project, emphasizing that collaborations in these areas are reserved for countries with a high degree of trust.
Acknowledging Russia's strong cooperation during India's G20 presidency, Jaishankar affirmed India's commitment to supporting Moscow's presidency of the BRICS grouping in the upcoming year. The External Affairs Minister, who arrived in Russia on Monday for a four-day visit, expressed anticipation for his engagements during the trip.
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